Governor Dory Bill to abolish Treasurer and Auditor offices
The message to the House details a bill to abolish the offices of Treasurer and Auditor and the Territorial Revenue acts. It repeals provisions for levying and collecting revenue, leaving public debt without payment means. It proposes appointing a civil office to administer duties and pay staff, and claims this contravenes existing acts of Congress and territorial government authority. Dated January 24, 1844, Wisconsin.
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Dory
House of Representatives
ADS
J.D. Dopy
Exrevrius Derartaung
Wisconsan
Madigan
Repeal of Acts on Territorial Treasurer and Aylin Duties
An act to repeal general acts concerning the Territorial Treasurer and the Aylin of the Perri of Wirkeman, detailing the scope of the officer's duties and related provisions. Provisions direct the transfer of records and bonds on passage, with editing and archival requirements preserved post repeal.
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Wisconsin
Serco
Perri
Wirkeman
Ponte
Paw Ani
Publication of Bills and Journals of the Assembly
The document outlines appropriations and expenses for printing and publishing laws journals and council reports. It notes rates, salaries, and duties for clerks, printers, and officers, with objections to certain items not authorized by Congress acts, and mentions specific individuals and dates related to fiscal provisions and publication duties.
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House of Representatives
Watts
Peek
David
Carhin
Beatu
Exstman
Gerks
Publiedt
Fox Printing
Bonar, Connell and Executive Department
Bydoo
George Dyer
Acts of Congress
Walliam W. Vernal Prantong
Sheldon
Grovernor
I. Bueldian
R. Boh
David Newland Ealea
Coors
Lo John Catlin
Ben C. Rasman
Dwhotiang Iin
Diijes
Murritors
Loh
Ka Mason
Darling
Myson
Cna
Congress
Geneva
Report of Minority on Territorial Suits Costs
The minority of the Judiciary Committee reports no full finding on the territorial suits against James D. Doty and others. It notes examination of expenses and cites an 1840 act allocating retaining fees to Moses M. Strong totaling 1940 dollars, with prior appropriations listed.
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Moses M. Strongth
James D. Doty
Moses M. Strong
John Cattin
Wayne
Bill
oYells
Territorial costs and lawsuits against Doty and Morrison
A Wisconsin Territory report documents attorney fees, court costs, and clerks’ charges in suits against Doty and Morrison, totaling 343 dollars 134 cents with outstanding balances. The committee condemns excessive expenses, urges accountability, and notes legislative constraints while urging prudent handling of future prosecutions.
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Feva
N.C Prentiss
Beilding
Walworth
BUDO
John Y. Smith
Hope and Mercy Inspire Through Adversity in Verse
Fragmentary prose celebrates hope as a solace amid misfortune. It speaks of hope whispering in adversity, guiding hearts toward peace and rest, promising mercy and heavenly reward. The text envisions hope as a flower and beacon that sustains courage and guides souls to tranquil waters and celestial fields.
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Furth
Pesce
Influences of Women and Political Speculation
A fragmented 19th century essay argues that women's moral influence shapes education and society, citing figures like Alfred and Napoleon to stress maternal impact. It discusses political shifts with references to Clay, Van Buren, and Tyler era maneuvers, plus notes on typography and a Henry Clay birthday milestone.
Laws of Wisconsin Territory on debt records and audits
Territorial enactment requires all debt evidences held against the Territory to be presented to the Auditor for record. Auditors will mark entries to avoid re registration, while copies are published in weekly journals. Counties and towns must report land and property assessments to the Auditor for annual reports, with payment precedence to audited claimants and deadlines set for January 10, 1845.
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Counerland House of Representatives
Westnisiie
Madisun
Territory
Congress
Board of County Commissioners
Pill
Organization of Portage County Act of January 31, 7
The act declares Portage County organized and entitled to all privileges. It fixes county government, seat selection, and judicial district alignment with Dane County. It establishes election timing for sheriff and county offices, and sets procedures for a special April vote on organization and county seat location, with outcomes defined by majority.
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Portagn
Cumnor
Distriet
Dane County
Sai
Pertage
Wales
Portage
Pest
Arrxoven
Fond du Lac County Judicial Organization Act Claimed
An act to organize Fond du Lac county for judicial purposes attaching Sheboygan Calumet and Marquette counties to form a judicial district. It sets the first sheriff election date and notes writs and proceedings from Brown county district court may be completed there. The county seat is established on the north half of the northeast.
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Fond du Lac
Connert
Liouse
Wisconsin
Dond du Lac
Sheboygan
Calumet
Mar- Guelle
Saie
Marquette
Judicia
Eaid Judicial
Board of Supervisors
Ford du Lac
District Court
Brown County
Brown
Manitounoc
S. W. Bell
van Vasa
Pond Iin Lac Comunty
Margietto
Marqueth
Fond Dub Lec
Shehsygan
Pound du Lac
Halle
Marah
Shell
New Hale
Clerks of Way Boards of County Supervisors
Board of Commissioners
Sheboyean County
Pond du Lad
Mieclerk’s Ofice
Pond du Lac
Board Commissioners
Sheboyganounty
Lake Winnebago
Brothertown Reservation
Pend du Lac
Winebaco
Winnebago
Fond du Lae
Gontramy
Ding
Iboygan
Atarquette
Pen du Fac
Faa
Appaoonn
Dodge
Jefferson County
County Seat Debates and Annexation Provisions in Fond du Lac
A lengthy legislative text outlines conditions for establishing county buildings and a temporary court-house in Fond du Lac, with alternative arrangements if deeds are not recorded by March. It also covers county organization steps for Marquette and Dodge, election procedures, tax provisions, and juror lists, plus annexation votes affecting Winnebago and other counties.
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Govensxon Dory
Exterrion Daramarest
Wisko Madivon, January 30, Ltd
M. M. Strong
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Ald
Beatdal Commissianens
Percorns
Wasconsin
James Morrison
Hitler
Hint
Assouite
County of
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Wiel, Worth At Dreimetued
Pomlyag
Allavneys
Walwell
Peter
Wiseetsr &S. Dimes GB
Doty
Tohn Bop Neib
Vstua A. Dart
Morison
Abner
Lew Steatisie
Ard
Hieseme
Dhames
Dames
Mariam
John
Jon
Capron
Minardty
Judiciary Committee
Mansa
Fonteury
Minarern
Apulath
Sting
Fatihomgh
WELLS
Wax Bonns
van Buren
Saya
New , York Courier
Pebally
Clay
Tiane Hull
New Hampshire
the Patriot
Concord
Wil von Buren
Ciay
New England
Cary
Loco Foco
Oliver Croim
Alfred
Mawkid
Napoleon
Jia
Wasnyecox Tv
C. Rives
Ginnea
Vaney
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Rives
Lelief
Tyler
van Bas Ren
Tylers
Srrxera
Supreme Sourt
Ursues
Tylerism
Myr
Wist
France
Senate Cornifice
Messrs
Trenshaw and Porter
Spencer
Gatun
Honan Elle
Cincinnati
Henry Clay
Laws OF
Wisconsen
Ganize
Council
House of
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